Claus,
I recall that I had had a similar problem in certain occasion. The
reason was that when installing Scilab I had selected an option to use a
version of the FFT which, since it was much larger, I thought would be
more complete, or faster... but it didn't work. Try to re-install Scilab
and
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> Heat transfer; the stationary linear case to graphically represent the
> conductivity variation with the thickness of the layers and with the
> temperature.
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Hello,
Please help me with this problem.
I have a thermal barrier that has five layers I want to do in Scilab the
following.
Heat transfer; the stationary linear case
to graphically represent the conductivity variation with the thickness of
the layers and with the temperature.
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Hi Scilabers
I'm trying to understand how to use the FFT function in Scilab. I'm
using v. 6.1.0 on a Windows 10 machine.
This crashes Scilab:
y = linspace(1,256,256) x = fft(y)
BTW, the example in the online help
(https://help.scilab.org/docs/6.1.0/en_US/fft.html) also crashes Scilab:
Hi there
The 2D example from the help pages also crashes Scilab.
Maybe my Scilab installation is broken - the FFT part? I can't remember,
but I think I installed the Intel Math Kernel with everything. My
computer is a Lenovo T480 with Intel Core i7 processor. I have the
following installed:
